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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03

One OF the horses attached to double
carriage slipped and fell on MArke,
street above Fifth about 1918 to-day.
Two ladies who were in the carriage
hastily aliehtei, when the horse wa
Embarrassed and at once regained hii
feer, being unipjured, and the ladiel
getting In and taking their seats wen,
of IS though nothing had happened
Horses should be roughly sbod whil,
there Is 30 much ice, In order TO preven'
accidents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03

Mr.. George ". Grimts Of New Castle
Wa agrseably surpr set on tbs evening
Of January 1.by mum Der Of his friendr
calling, the occasion being the auuiver-
sARy Of his birth. Amons tho gueste
present were the Rev. T. K Terry and
wife, Mr.. g. wiiH~ms and vife, Mr. g
Manlu6 ga VT, Mr.. .. w.. Whit
man and wife, Mr.. A. Sturt. Mrs X,
Hunter, Ms. NJ Crimes Ct Deis ware
City, and some doz n yoins ladies and
gentlemen. TIE part. uas favored BY
the presence Of The Hushebeck Orches
TIRE, which tplivered he evening BY il
grand mussc. Cote, cake, fruit and
lemon ade were served, after which Mr.
Grimes WAS presented By Rev. I. e
Terry with = pair Of gold glasses from
W. Lie Grimes, biz son. hymn book b,
his daughter Mary, Q htrdsame birth
Gay cake with name and age from hi
wife, also Other gifts from friendt, ant
At an early louF wishing Mr.. Crime
many happy returns OF the memorsbl
accession the rsr.y sera!ated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03

The End Of the Bessie Gray Company
The Bessie Gray Opera Company.
which Vas stranded In tits city = few
weeks since, and was given . beneHs 81
the Opera House, have disbaLded In
Richmond, Va. Bad luak seemed to
attend them aud after leaving this city
they proceeded 10 Annapolis, Nd, aud
from there Sonth, doing . poor busi.
pees. As soon A. u was known that
they were about 10 disband, attach.
ments we're placed Cd the compAny'i
property, ana the members were com
pslled to allow their baggage 10 b.
searched TO satisfy tho Sheriff that 1,
did not contain anything except theil
persoDai property. The ladies Of h,
Q Im 2any have gone 70 New YIrk.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03

Shiloh Bsrtist Church, ccrner
Twelfth AID Orange streets, o:ed It's
fair--wbich was successful and we'll at-
teDded-on Saturday evening. The
ps or, an able and thorough christian,
pi op lssd fer he instruction OF the &C hool
grsueo ciassts and . mora thorough
stno OF the bible. Communion was
also ad administered on the cpsning Sur
day OF the n ~ year ss custom In this
church; many Of the mem oers partOok
OF the saclentnts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03
Died From EXPOSURE.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. Frank
Smith. an employe in the Senate Post
Office, and formerly captain in New
Hampshire resinent, was found on
Friday night by a police offioer lying
In the snow and slrsh in An a.leyway
on street between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, jnet In the rear OF
bis home. He WAS taken to the fof-
pital, but died from exposure and ex
haus ion jast as he reached tho built
in1
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03
The Struggle for Logan . seat,

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. Jan. The van.
guard Of the Leg lure nave arrived,
and matters are becoming lively. The
Senatorial fight has not advanced fal
enough 10 define. but Farwell hAl
several friends fom Cook who arr
working, and BaDilton's brother fvon
Bloomington Is ssid to bs here. Sena
tor Bergeren is = candidate for speake
protein. Of the Senate, and seens 4
have NO opposition.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03

The Philadelphia police are look ing
for Jack Fogarty, the puailist. He
took part In fracas In front OF Mike
Cleary = saloon. during which Charlie,
McManus, Cieary's partner, WAS dan
geronsly stabbed. Fogarty is said n
have had knife He cannot ba found
and Is said to have fed from the city
The disputs afose over the respective
inertia Of Foasrty and jos Ellingswortt
rs Dr. ze. 4 Rhters
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03

MADnAs, Jan. al
ttons show that the csiuI
pis's Psrk on Friday n
sive than ~ hrss rspu
which burned the rss
lasted suiy nfiesn nissS
brief space OF time M|
killed, como being ,sI
otbefs being suGocs,s
crushed 10 the tnors Il
escape. Tnree tastra I
JARED Ia various vAys
The report tha. oil hI
natives proves 70 have
- the bod lee Of two h
hsve been found, snd {
children are ni,sitf 4
sre among those VI
Comm sndsr In. CHEF d
tiI gent and the fn II
core wefe suots lhc&
esoa ped. II 10 saspssx
Vas tho york OF an lns
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03
Absss Ne Is. AsI

In relation 70 the .,,.I|
The b. q r. RailruT \
% go Into Nsv Yorh nj
Oss srsl. IN :tMeiAl M
Nod vAs scsn shls no,1
sentative Of the Rrrr1
aAid In subeiAnce ,bA
and Philadelphia Co..
trouble whatever. Tn
aing through sraips 70 ,
sid, Qns on eocouu. 81
beidGsNpd neV couused1
| - nadA
Being asked how Aba
lee Of Psesi6sns Corbb'
dslphia and Reading ru1|
sylvAnts Osm pspy, IL Z
oothinG IN ell thai rh.R|
wbassves, he said, Of u,
az Psesldsnt OosAn y
SD Philadelphia ssl
/ CoWaa's mas fos The psu
Ia 0Astss a. fAci," ~
"ve oro nov rupbisf
aud smtgsapt trains ovx
% viii run the thiosf
trsins oves h ~ soos n \
/ pared los H."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03
Smallpox on . steamer.

MELBoUREK, Jan. 2.-The German
sta amer Pr.ussen. from BtemeD via
p, IT Said, arrived here with q case OF
TN allpox on b. ard, and WAS Quaran.
iii ed. The dis sse spread to "a persons.
Tb rty passt pseIs WHO we're landed ut
Sidney have b. Ell token sick.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03

Austrfa's War ProparAtfous

VIENNA, Jan 2-The Mayor of Br's
town In Transylvsnia, has been Official
ly notified to prepare for the spring man
euvres which are to be held there. ant
which will be attended by Emperor Fran
els Joseph The unusual earliness Of tb'
notice Is supposed to indicate an inten
tion to concentrate troops in Iransyl
vaDia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03

Undoubtedly to day WAS the coldes,
OF the season. At O'Clock at the RE
PUBLICAN Office the Thermometer regis.
tered AZ degree above ,ro, but under
The genial rays OF the sun 1t arose to &c
OF 1.20 p In. A Rocklsnd I'll Is morn
ing " registered 4, and several place,
around town Is lar god from 4 to7.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03

T1antY-fiYe DOlIAIa ReMaTd.

Alexander McD1nald repsws his offer
Of $25 reward tor the body OF his sister,
Margaret Mcdonald, ~ nothing thus
far has been heard In rNri TO her.
She left home on the 23i UT, >. aud II is
singular indeed thst no trace Of her can
ha fouud
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03
FIFTH EDT|

- oestsr, sla p,,...'
ss'ss 81 furai,sr Y
nanh havs dsels..as' ! ~
~ emit ehx
,. Martin otr,,,,]
~ svsesA Of : rec s',s,sS
ohlpDey street. ~S
HF.ees nsvtlns, vi.
|evsniaG this week ,,s. N
e.olssins u J Is. An g.
4. nlies =. Galley. ioru.s.]
|Is9 pruesnt vtrhlsst
esassss n Oakland, essS
No. Matte peas,..'
1850 yesaestay from ~
ass snclss DR.. Lorna. = \!
Asad Rassslps .d,..
|oay'e RnPUBLnAs. ~
lAdise usli 70 psrsss /, ~
IL dt!ectors Of The 81
|of Wiininsson and s,,
|dsclaesd . DIVIDEND a. 4
payable o. demand
/ 1he0as J. Ylinn, ~
bAlslnloss Herald, sho
|iag tee holidsys vita
Shh sasy. sssssEsd TO !.
| Me. John shs.u
nareesys EiGhls, nth
|WAeAtaetos, 10 she ~
IL chair As Chaifa.r.
King essess.
The Brsadyvipe A,
moaio vtll give "a ~
0hioh there vim be 4 -
Thussday evening, JssI
stormy u viii b. he 1,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03
HsrAtio Potter Dead.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3-Horstio Potter
sixth Bishop of the diocese of New York
died at twenty minutes past six O'Clock
yesterday morning at his residence, No
38 East TweDty-seoond street. He would
have bee eighty-fve years old on the 9th
of next February.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03

Last Saturday George d. Gleland
offered his tr1tting horse Pumpkin
Seed at public sale, but as the highest
bid obtained WAS only $40 the horse
was Withdrawn. A sleigh WA sold for
$50. L. W. Stidham & Son were the
anctionoeTs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03

Tho funeral Of u ~
iteU suddenly from
Friday afternoon, tsoL
ing from his late re-.
rstnsll sire et, AID vi
%. The members y
socieiy. OF which ln'
IN. IN bar, attended 70 -,
ua,Ds we're taken TO Ll
Church. where the ~
Quoted by the Rev. -,
After which she !n'sinss
tho Old Os'bedr'l oen.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03
Lively Time a,aCs

NEW HAVEN. Cory,
. cooking main 10 vi
birds we're pittsd Assls
and New Milford b'rai9
81 Bridgeport Drlvitin
ing. tbs building I'm
| About ono huldred NJ
men from Nc~ Yoik, y
.rbury. New Havss ~!
laiuck valley ,ovns %
time. After ATTY Of ~
placed under Arres., W
iesperats aad ban
hole inside Of the tuiial
partition dpally gaze
q one hundred ms'is q
erty. most OF thin saA
ting Away.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03
Cut Prices!
Yes! great cut in prices!
How much2 how it'll?

Yes! great cut in prices!
How much! how littl,?
Let the goods speak tor
these queries.
You can depend on this
prices are down, down.
down; for the very best
make of clothing; and 70
trifing quantities oft either
Look at this new move
either way: as a premium
on your money or q discount
on the goods: theresa ban.
quet ahead for your econo-
mical ideas OF spending
money.
One great specialty:
Heavy. Warm, All.W col
!Overcoat.
$500 $500 So 90
$500 $500 $500
A great deal cheap:r than
it has ever been.
All the II INFANTS. odds
mis6e custom clothing at re-
ductions large and advan
tageous to buyers.
Here's pay for coming
miles and miles to buy cloth
ling, and go awly happy ant
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03

Reports from ...l
|lanta indicate the p ~
L, an carly day OF ua'
tor Joseph Z Bio ~,
| osuss OF falling ns =
| pay more attention XXI
&. jackson aIs nn
| ere slready men.lors,
With the prcrprc'''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03


Last Saturday WIN.
bi.s. accompanied BY
derbiit, @. II Rsdpa
and w. 3 Hoyt vi'i'e
inspected the steam
Harlan a Holllnrso
Culinary Vas siA'iro
worked entirely 's''
owner and his sueia' i
,pss and cnrpttlne , o. u
selected ay Mr.. 'sl',
~ho will also 70. VA
stocked with choke ~ |.
Is expected to DO fesa! N \
one month. ard 1t y ~. J.
aiken on . trial trip ~
before her owner y'p's"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03

Fine photography only. Nica warm
skyiight for children. CrAyon por.
trails specially. GIT Market greet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03

mcNY REWARD PUN rHE FINDING
DAeD of the body Of Margaret McDon-
ala. VINO left ner hoine, No. 220s LAnmot
stI Get. early On Ihurfdsy. December "a. She
was 0 tmA Il woman, . little sto0pkd; wore a
calico dress q grey wooden shawl, WOO en-
hood, and is 90 years Of age. Any IL fofma
ton Of any ole answering 10 th1s descr, p
tion will be gratsfuiiy received BIZ
ALEXANDER MoDO NALL,
Va O. NO 2xUb L. ~ mo. street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03
In = CriIies's,]

william J. Hall, y,
his ribs BY falling ' cssI
81. Paul's n. y. ~,
since, WAS iesiip. ~
morning. but o, "a y
vsueed age. ana W. .ss.r|
having received we'd, ,'s !,
riss, bis condition
critical. ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03

EyIENNA, Jan. 3. 1t is reported here
that IA, 900 jew have been eSpsllCd
f.om .hs loysrn = rs KleG, Rsssia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03
LrOk SALh.

POS sAIA-
No. 1cs W. oh street, rooms and bath
Sl6oa. No. AIS franklin street, etooms and
bath, . go. Ho.,o22 Bennett street. o r, ON,
snd rath, tls0o. Ne. 500 h. 18th street, {
.ooms al bath, elb-o. NO. lT07 Rodney
street. rooms and psth, emo. No. 8e2 W
10th street, roems and bath, CISCO. 1'hess
properties will DO sold on easy terms. n T
70 JLE, No fol Market stroet n2.-ood ON
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03
WILSON'S
Ileaa!Maa eeoks, n. ele Iko sIRffi
vu.HrH0xn sxanAx.. los,
sfKE AL Rl0aT
u ~ WILGUK,
~. ~ss.B v-~e~e -s-- "a
Happy New Nsar

HAPPY New Near
from l07 East sIh street. Have you had
any Of those sandal WOOD tapsrs, 70 tsL sfs IN
. package; they came from japan with tut
last tee, only 10 osnts package The smoke
makes delicious perfume. lhey are In
valuable In . sick room. W SOLD tbousand 10
Of them ChrtstmaA We expect another
large lot with our next tee. We Cong ht for
cash this week the largest lot Of ar0oeries
We ever bought At one time; amohg them
arc . lot OF seeded cherries IN cams 1t cent?
Q ean; dead shot lot Of delicious apple sauce
In sA cans, At csnts; Ans Of rAtsint 70 cents;
N ince nept paAde 70 order, ADJ for - csn's
Just think o. that. And ms Of buckwhtst, ~
cent?; among the lot we're 10 bars OF new
beans NJ 8 CEN quart; . eacrincf. Don't
forge. this lovely cup and eAucsr with each
slf.pound OF tea, and doll with each can
OF baking powder. We have TIE best tea
and coffee ar the Whfteet fugnr and houl
In this city. We have . lot Of Dailsnd'l
soap; will sell at and 4 eents etke, st loi
Z 9Th ct. T. M. WlER. u Oil
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03

Fourteen fe's =,
LONDON, Jan. z s,,,,
|Drseoman. from no o. d
| bsr IL for LivrIpovrst sd
- IL IN unknof w .srs
| Fourteen pefsop'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03
<Nts VIZ seas
KENNARD&C

w 9 have five lines
of goods that must
he out of the way
before the end Of
cold weather.
sT-Dress
Goods.
| SECOND-ClOaks.
THIRD-Me rino
Underwear.
FOURTH--Blank-
lets.
| FIFTH-ClOths.
All of the above
manned goods will
have new prices put
upon tn EN-, and
Iprices that will in
lterest every buyer
of dry goods. 1t is
well known among
Jour customers that
'lwhen we advertise
ian article, we have
. it just as advertised,
!: and when we quote
Productions it means
!: business, therefore
!; lon Monday,|anuary
! -, we shall inaugu.
1 rate a closing sale
'Iof all seasonable
;s;Igoods, and we fee
Z satisfied you will
J: not be disappointed
when you come tt
Iexamine the stock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03
ulfts 70 I~

Each child ID nnl,m,s,,sl|
| lipeton Mills oDoo~"9is1
y i'm a boz OF ...,asf.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03

OkAI0U.
THOM AS.-On the lot inst Claudle n
son Of Alexander and Fannie Thomas
agod yoasa md ensha
Relatives snd friends ase respect NIly In
vitad 70 sttand the funoral Nom tht rssi
dsnee Of lis parents, No. - WtislA street.
on Iuefday afternoon at o'clock. Inter
mens 81 Old Hwedss' osmetefy.
sddsaly, In this city. on the u
iast., Charles r. DHdlsy, In the eosh ysal
OF his ase.
Fansral nom his LATE residence. No. ~
seAr1es street. on Wednesday Aitsrno0n
January .. - . o'clocS-
hAYks-''n January :, ct his lAts refs
aerce, ~ 0sfkes tteot, Whmtngton
Del, John Hayes, In his seth year
funeral at D. N. on rhurscAy. JenuAY,
liz. InteYment at Wilmington and hrandy
| w.ne Cemetery. Relstlvss and ffistos -
| invited without farther notice.
laIBBON- On sunday, January 8 ct hi
residences. No 6i8 West second street
samuel Is. 9ibbon, In hts Soth year.
The relatives and friends ere rssptctfu'l,
invttsd 70 attend his funeral from hlJ lat
reside o. on Thursday, January o, at
o'oIosk p m. To proossd to MT Asoano'
Dearsst husband, thou has len ne.
rers thy lon deeply rel,
hut Ills God that hast beroft me
He can al our sorrows heal.
Gone, bas not forgotten.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03

SKy ANfrD- I h n Il On no U n
w hoariers at .0S West Fourth stree &
first class accom- mod atfons. jsLS-0.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03

Fire at NsvAscsa. m oasAAy. q,
stroy "a Meters store, Mn. 4ill1g'e
school, Anderucn = Sons s1ose and
Coddine t0u's hArd ware soose. end d4n.
Asrd O56 Bellows' Hall. Tho total l0cG
= estiDa>e1 - "a, ~. tR I
The T~sic enos q Samuel Oupptegs 81
Co,s BsiliiAnts, No, vas busQe4 o.
~ pdAy night a nuabae d valuable
| pAinsirns Iecsutiy i0posted fso0 ~
rope Wsgs da6oxoy "a Lpssab0ut ~ poo
a Ase 0asurday Might u OnAhA. No
braskA, damaged the wholesale grocery
sfore of Sloan, J0hueon d Co. 70 ths ~
nns Of ~. 900; Insured. A
Nine Of The princlpal business house.
LOT Kniahtsvtlie. IBde were banned
ysheayday. Jnss. o2S.o0es Insurance.
hon, Jan. IA Ore occurred 70
Day In tho Oassralcht Ralaee. KIN
q umberl, perosiving the hamess nee
tened 10 tho scene And rematned q
boar epecuragine the 0SeOens
LONDON, Jan. 8--A disaatroup hr
hes occurred on Wood STREET, London
Affecting the property Of y nrms. n
damage % snse1ous. II b impoteib.
70 sstimste tbs lose d present.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03

WANfkD-A TEAUh EN- rU II
w school district. No. u. A male pre-
erred. address Oh ANDLER LAMB JRN
clerk, Ashland, Del. j3ltN-astds
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03

A hAnE anANOE-KUn SALT
IA lie stock and fixtures VI an old esiat
li.1ed Y ocel y store, doing q COCO busipefs
uscd reasons Tor selling. Address Grocery
this ONCE. i2.tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03
GIVEN AWAY,

Not Clothing, but watches.
We have an overstock of
Boys and Childrcnb Cloth.
ing, and - An inducemeAt
for you to buy Of % We will
give you one OF the Genu-
inc Waterbury Watches with
. splendid Nickel Chain and
Charm with . Boys Suit,
Overcoat, or beth, at 80 or
upwards. Our ONE Low
price il plainly marked on
every garment and il exactly
the same - before We com
menced giving the Watches
What We want is adveItis
ing, ~ our Fall Season, the
best We have ever had, ID
almost over and we know
the Boys will talk about our
goods and prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-03

xXyANTED-A WHITE GIRL FOB
w Hight housework an attend to two
children. Apply 1t 81 Oranse st is 2ts
NOR aI.F-9hOE STORE. STOC X
r. and fixtures Tor sale, and cheap rent
Il quire go ast ard stre.t. 1914
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-19
Hawaiian Interests &.

New YORK, July 1S.-A Washing
ton special to the Post says: The tender Of
a United States vessel as convoy to the
queen of the Hawaiian Islands is more than
a courtesy Our government will send
trusted officers with the ship and undoubt-
edly new instructions TO the commanders OF
naval vessels which should now be at
Honolulu. If there is any need fo- i'm
mediate communication with our authori-
ties, the coast survey steamer Hasler, which
is to act as convoy, will at once return TO
the United States as a bearer Of dispatches.
The government feels need.of more speedy
information than can be obtained by regular
steamers and it is thought wise 10 have a
small fast sailing vessel at the disposition
of our representative on the island.
The absence of tellegrapbic communicl-
ton at this iuncture will undoubtedly re-
suit in q movement to secure cable connec-
ton with Hawaii at an early day. Some
of the friends of Mr. Carter, representative
of the Hawaiian government here are of
opinion that he may be recalled TO serve as
prime minister or TO form new cabinet
Kslakalin cen only maintain his crown by
acting as mere figure heads and by carry
ing out the wishes of the foreigners who
really control the affairs of the islands and
who represent its wealth and industries.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-19
sealers Seized Off Alaska.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1S.-By the Alas
ka Commercial COmpanys steamer Dora,
which came in today from Alaska, infOr-
nation is received of the seizure of two
vessels for sealing within prescribed limits
of the United States government The
crafts are the American schooner Challenge,
thirty tons, from Seattle, and the British
steam schooner, Annie Beck, mailing from
Victoria.
The seizures were made by the |. S.
revenue cutter Richard Rah. Vessels and
crews were sent on to Sitka. The Chal-
lenge was taken July 1, in Oneksten
islands. When overhauled by the Ran
no seals were to be seen, but there was
blood on deck and other evidences that
inc crew had been engaged in scaling. The
Rah took charge of her in spite of pro-
tests of the captain, who urged that every
skin he had was obtained in the open
waters of the Pacific.
The Rah took prize to Ounalaska. Two
DAYS later the Annie Beck was seized near
st. George which is not far from Ounalas-
ka. As in the case of the Challenge there
was blood on deck and the crew appeared
as if they had been hard at it. Her cap
tain sent up protest and threatened to
seek redress from the British government
He was likewise sent off to Sitka where he,
as well as the American captain will be tried.
When the Dora departed from Ouna-
laska there was a fleet of twenty sealers
having off Sanak under espionage of Rash
Others were reported at Unge and officers
of the Rah were in need of assistance. The
Bear has gone TO the Artic waters.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-19
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
OVER THE OCEAN.
England.

LONDON, July 18-Mr Gladstone, Oh
receiving a copy of the Political Review
writes that it ike al other skip reviews
show that Liberals have carried nine tenths
OF the beneficial laws on all great subjects.
If the Tories had had their way there
would have been revolution in England
long ago. The Unionists are laboring, Mr..
Gladstone says, in conclusion, however
honestly and unconsciously. to disunite the
English and Irish people
Walter Hume Long, conservative, called
the attention of commons this afternoon to
the breach of privilege committed Friday
by DR.. Chas Keerns, Dean Tanner, Par
nellite, in calling him long damned
snob. Continuing, Long said he had by
letter warned DR.. Tanner Of bis determine
ton to bring the matter before the house.
notwithstanding this Tanner was not alb
sent, although, he had full knowledge, his
presence required him to defend himself
The facts of the case were.
Long having heard Tanner had com
planned of his vote not having been record
ed in certain division, and meeting him
in the lobby asked him what was the mat
ter, and if anything wrong in the record of
division? Tanner replied mo, you're a
Tory aren't you? l wish to God, then,
you wouldn't speak TO me. | have told
you damned Tory's never to speak to me.
Irish cheers Talk TO your own damned
lot" Long answered: Il wasn't aware
you didn't wish to be spoken TO-. Tanner
then went on:
Keep your damned tongue in your
mouth; don't make blasted fool of your
self. D." daughter by Parnellites) AS Long
hurried away Tanner called out: There
goes damned snob." Long, after giving
this history of the incident said he would
rather have passed over the affair with con
tempt, but as it occurred within that pre-
cinct of the house and the presence of sew
eral members, he felt it his duty to bring
the whole matter before the house.
w. II. Smith, government leader, said in
view of the necessity to maintain decOrum
he would move, in consequence of his dis
orderly words, that Tanner be suspended
for a month
Gladstone said he thought the proposed
punishment for the offense, supported by
exparte evidence only, disprOportioned TO
what was usually administered.
Smith, after hearing Mr.. Gladstone, said
he would not press his motion, and instead
would propose that Tanner should attend
next Thursday and respond to Longs
charges. Agreed to.
John Mesh Peake, colliery owner of Stat
fordshire, has failed His liabilities are
between one hundred and two hundred
thousand mounds